Jaguar observation

The jaguar is considered the 2nd hardest cat to see in its natural habitat after the snow leopard.

Among the most interesting features they present are:

• Considered the king of the South American tropics.
• It is the feline with the most powerful bite even stronger than that of the lion.
• In its natural habitat, just moving half a meter it disappears into the tangle of the jungle.
• It is said that it can jump to a height of approximately 6 meters.
• It is placed at the top of the food chain after humans.
• Its habitat ranges from part of Argentina to northern Mexico.
• It has a very wide territory of domain even beyond 100 hectares.
• These and other characteristics make observing the jaguar in its natural state not very easy.
• At Jungle Reps and Expeditions we work with information that has been provided by biologists and park rangers who have been studying for more than 15 years.
• This information is only available to NGOs to prevent their hunting and conserve their habitat.
• Jungle Reps and Expeditions  has the places where they have been observed many times feeding and hunting.
• We use the techniques that researchers use. We guarantee to go to the places where they were seen most frequently.
• These places are not visited by other tourism companies due to their remoteness and lack of knowledge.
• Our guides are people who were born and raised in these protected areas, making the experience as original as possible.

Main features of this program:

Minimum length of stay

07 days and 10 days.

Carefully selected places for this activity. Not all guides or tourism companies access these places.

Type of excursion

Observation posts will be made in strategic places. The techniques were acquired from park rangers, biologists, and these techniques were also provided by conservation foundations that have been in the field for many years.

We will also use canoes that do not use engines that alter the habitat.

Staff

Our staff are people who were born and raised in the area so these places are very familiar to them.

Meals

We take all our supplies from the cities of Nauta and Iquitos. Inputs such as fruits, vegetables, bottled purified water.

First aid

We recommend bringing your personal medicines. Likewise, Jungle Reps and Expeditions provides a first aid kit that contains basic medicines and antivenom, which in more than 20 years of experience we never use but we are ready for any event that may be necessary.

Our guides have first aid courses as well as cardio pulmonary resuscitation.

Where we will sleep

Following the rules of the protected areas we will sleep in very well equipped tents. The tents will be set up in places that are intended for observation.

How we will cook

If you have any food restriction, communicate at the time of booking the program. We will cook with gas since the use of firewood forms smoke, altering the habitat and making our presence visible.

How much will we walk

The observations of this feline were mostly from the river so we are going to walk a little.

For reasons of exclusivity send us a message to our email amazonjunglereps@gmail.com or directly to our WhatsApp contact +51978110433 to send you a PDF program of this expedition.

Before booking any tour we require all clients to carefully consult our Terms.